VFX Voice
The award-winning definitive authority on all things visual effects in the world of film, TV, gaming, virtual reality, commercials, theme parks, and other new media.
Winner of three prestigious Folio Awards for excellence in publishing.
VFX Voice
The award-winning definitive authority on all things visual effects in the world of film, TV, gaming, virtual reality, commercials, theme parks, and other new media.
Winner of three prestigious Folio Awards for excellence in publishing.
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Fall 2017
Many consider French director George Méliès’s 1902 short Le Voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon) to be the first film with visual and special effects. The milestone science fiction extravaganza was an international sensation when it was first released. Moviegoers were astonished at the time. The film can now be seen in color due to an historic restoration. Méliès developed a special effects style of the day that involved stop-motion animation; double, triple and quadruple exposures; cross-dissolves; and jump cuts. Scores of his films were overflowing with stunts, tricks, dancing girls and elaborate sets.
SPONSORED POST: VES Award Winner and Academy Award® Nominee ALIEN: ROMULUS is the visceral, heart-stopping, pulse-pounding cinematic event of the season. For your consideration, BEST VISUAL EFFECTS.
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It was a so much fun having #CobraKai stars @MaryMMouser & @_TannerBuchanan join us as presenters at the 23rd Annual #VESAwards. Congratulations on your engagement joy this #ValentinesDay! ❤️
SPONSORED POST: Groundbreaking, captivating, gripping, riveting. Academy Award® Nominee & VES and Annie Awards Winner KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES took the franchise’s sensational VFX to new heights. For Your Consideration, BEST VISUAL EFFECTS.
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'Godzilla Minus One' Director Takashi Yamazaki; 'Here' VFX Pros Weigh In on AI at VES Awards
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